Cross-Cultural Humor: Theory, Identity, and Connection

This research explores the multifaceted concept of humour, examining its definition, historical context, cultural influences, and theoretical bases. The study delves into humour mechanisms, global interpretations, and social implications, offering insights into the varied ways humour impacts societies. Examples such as April Fools' traditions, media representations, and intercultural humour underscore practical applications. The research concludes by summarising findings, evaluating societal...